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Climate activists pelt Ryanair CEO with ‘cream cakes’

Brian O’Leary, CEO of Ryanair, Gets Creamed at Press Conference

The CEO of Ryanair, Brian O’Leary,​ had an unexpected interruption during‍ a press conference on Thursday. Climate‍ activists made ‍a bold statement by hitting him in the face with what ​can only be described as “cream cakes.”

The incident ⁢took place outside the European Commission’s headquarters in Brussels, where O’Leary had stopped to address the press after attending a conference. As he was setting up a cardboard cutout ⁤of European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, two climate activists ambushed him⁣ and smashed the cream ⁤cakes right into‌ his face.

“Welcome in Belgium!” ‍one of the activists yelled. “Stop the pollution of the ‍f****** planes!”

Although initially taken ⁤aback, O’Leary ‌quickly recovered and ‍laughed off the incident.

“I love cream cakes! They’re my⁤ favorite,” he exclaimed, licking the cream off his hand.

Without missing a beat, O’Leary continued with his planned speech.

“Okay, so we’re here this morning to​ present our latest petition to our close friend, Ursula von ‌der Leyen,” he said,‍ still covered in cream.

“Six months ago,⁢ we submitted‌ our first petition with just 1 ‍million signatories. Today, we have 1.5 million signatories who have joined ⁤our cause, urging ⁤Ursula von der⁣ Leyen and the European Commission to take action in protecting overflights during ​strikes,” O’Leary explained, while⁣ indulging in more cream.

Ryanair’s social media also joined in on the fun.

“Warm welcome in Brussels today to ⁢celebrate RYR’s 7 new routes for Winter 23,” they tweeted. “Passengers are so happy with our routes and petition that they’re celebrating with cake. We’ve got tasty low fares!”

It ‍seems ⁣that climate activists are becoming increasingly creative ‌in their efforts to‌ raise awareness. ⁢From​ defacing priceless works of ⁣art to blocking highways, they are determined to make their cause impossible to ignore.

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